Watching 6 Nations Rugby in US

[lizzyduckluv 3]

Hi all,

For the rugby fans....have you located anywhere on tv where you can watch 6 Nations. I have looked everywhere and no luck.

Any and all suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.

[chaine1 116]

My husband hasn't been successful finding much rugby on TV, but I think the satellite company DirectTV plays the most rugby of any provider.

My husband uses the internet to watch, and then hooks his computer up the TV. He says to try:

www.vipboxus.co/sports/rugby

Edited March 8, 2014 by chaine1

[Gail83 21]

Hi all,

For the rugby fans....have you located anywhere on tv where you can watch 6 Nations. I have looked everywhere and no luck.

Any and all suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.

I just found out about this yesterday thanks to another thread on here. If you use Firefox or Google chrome browser and download a plugin called Hola it'll act as a proxy server and let you watch stuff on bbc iplayer and 4 on demand. Also as bbc streams it's tv live you can watch that too, you just need to figure the time difference.

Hope this helps.

[srvman 38]

Vipbox or cricfreetv. Google them and both should be as good as your gonna get if your not paying for it.

[Vanitas 310]

My husband hasn't been successful finding much rugby on TV, but I think the satellite company DirectTV plays the most rugby of any provider.

My husband uses the internet to watch, and then hooks his computer up the TV. He says to try:

www.vipboxus.co/sports/rugby

I advise against the use of DirecTV seeing as they're gits who cut the Weather Channel (one of the most useful channels ever especially if living in a storm/tornado area) off without warning, and then charge you massive cancellation fees for wanting to move elsewhere.

If it's being broadcast live on one of the terrestrial channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, C4) you can consider watching it online and live using Hola, an addon for browsers which pretty much lets you watch anything from any corner of the world.

Edited March 8, 2014 by Wheatley

[srvman 38]

I advise against the use of DirecTV seeing as they're gits who cut the Weather Channel (one of the most useful channels ever especially if living in a storm/tornado area) off without warning, and then charge you massive cancellation fees for wanting to move elsewhere.

If it's being broadcast live on one of the terrestrial channels (BBC1, BBC2, ITV, C4) you can consider watching it online and live using Hulu, an addon for browsers which pretty much lets you watch anything from any corner of the world.

To be clear, you meant Hola right? Hulu is an ad-laden netflix.

[Vanitas 310]

*cough* I clearly meant Hola. I've only just woken up.

You saw nothing here.

[Glyn and Kathy 288]

Well depending on where you live....our Comcast Xfinity is carrying it. Delayed, but its on. Other than that, I suggest Hola like the others....its my go to for watching anything from the UK.

[lizzyduckluv 3]

I just found out about this yesterday thanks to another thread on here. If you use Firefox or Google chrome browser and download a plugin called Hola it'll act as a proxy server and let you watch stuff on bbc iplayer and 4 on demand. Also as bbc streams it's tv live you can watch that too, you just need to figure the time difference.

Hope this helps.

Gail83. Thank you!!! It worked. Very happy.

[Gail83 21]

Gail83. Thank you!!! It worked. Very happy.

No problem, glad you got it to work. Did your husband see the game today or is it tomorrow's game he's more interested in?

[Boiler 46,125]

If you use Chrome, Media Hint.

[lizzyduckluv 3]

No problem, glad you got it to work. Did your husband see the game today or is it tomorrow's game he's more interested in?

[lizzyduckluv 3]

Yes, he got it to work. Watching England vs. Wales now. We missed yesterday's games. He is super happy. Thanks again.

[Azsara 110]

I was wondering the same about the Eurovision!! I haven't missed it in 21 years and don't intend to this year!

[markonline1 11]

I've been watching it via FilmOn. BeIn Sports have the delayed rights in the US.